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 1 2 |       and at other times defend opinions which are especially their,
 2 2 |         parties employ from the opinions of the same philosophers.
 3 6 |     after weighing well all the opinions of the philosophers, defends
 4 6 |      understanding even its own opinions, suspects a failure of its
 5 17| irrational, and vitiated by our opinions or beliefs. Deception is
 6 17| discrepancies, by) changing our opinions. The Stoics are more moderate
 7 17|         through our senses) our opinions also, then we must no longer
 8 17|        the illusion, nor to the opinions we form; for these are occasioned
 9 23|                      XXIII. THE OPINIONS OF SUNDRY HERETICS WHICH
10 34|         sequel to the preceding opinions, in order that Homer in
11 35|                       XXXV. THE OPINIONS OF CARPOCRATES, ANOTHER
12 36|     settled) owing to the rival opinions of the philosophers and
13 51|       soul finds a place in the opinions of some men; and on this
14 54|         WHEN IT QUITS THE BODY? OPINIONS OF PHILOSOPHERS ALL MORE
15 56|      subsequent time? Even such opinions as these are not by any